Woman passenger booked for biting crew member in Lucknow, India


- IANS file photo

NEW DELHI: A woman passenger, who was supposed to board a flight for Mumbai, has been booked by the Lucknow police after she allegedly attacked and bit an airline ground crew member at the Lucknow airport, the police said.

The incident happened on Tuesday (June 18) evening when passengers of flight QP 1525 were boarding the plane, which was scheduled to take off at 5.25pm.

The FIR was lodged at Sarojini Nagar police station.

Shailendra Giri, the Station House Officer (SHO) of Sarojini Nagar, said, “The woman was stressed and not in sound mind.

"She had engaged in a heated argument with fellow passengers after boarding the flight.

"When the flight crew attempted to calm her down, she again lost her temper.

"Later, the ground staff was called to deboard her.”

“While being deboarded from the aircraft by airline ground crew, the woman bit a male crew member on the wrist, after which the CISF was called and she was brought to the police station for legal action,” the SHO added.

The woman was booked under IPC Sections 324 (voluntarily causing hurt) and 504 (breach of peace).

The woman passenger, who hails from Agra, but lives in Mumbai, had come to Lucknow to meet her sister, the police said.

Following the lodging of the FIR, the woman was sent to her relatives. - The Statesman/ANN

Follow us on our official WhatsApp channel for breaking news alerts and key updates!
India , woman , passenger , booked , biting , crew member , Lucknow ,

Next In Aseanplus News

Catch-up costs loom as Prabowo revives semiconductor dream
HK actor Louis Koo amazed by Malaysian fans' strong support for latest passion project
Laos tightens measures to control air pollution
Man in Sapporo held on suspicion of creating sexual deepfakes of female celebrities, gaining over US$70,000 with images
Ringgit to be range-bound at 4-4.20 on strong external position
One in 10 Singaporeans do not have close friendships; most still make friends in person: Study
Canadian tourist found dead on Australian beach surrounded by dingoes
Export boom puts pressure on Sihanoukville Port as Cambodian govt, EuroCham push short-term fixes
Inside China's buzzing AI scene year after DeepSeek shock
AirAsia X announces new leadership structure

Others Also Read